This week's #PDB release has 265 new entries, including this atomic-resolution structure of HIV-1 capsid tubes, solved by Magic Angle Spinning NMR (PDBe.org/6X63). Find all the new entries at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/T7Nt112VdZ
There are 246 new entries in the PDB this week, including this #cryoEM structure of the Helicobacter pylori Type IV secretion system (6x6k). To view all new entries in the PDB, visit PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/3bgrhBhuFj
Sometimes a protein structure could be in a stained glass window. This COMM domain published @elife would fit right in.
It's one of the new structures today at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/GsQxsnQr0l
230 new entries in the #PDB this week, including this #COVID19 main protease bound to leupeptin (6yz6), a naturally occurring protease inhibitor from actinobacteria. The work of @EMBL colleagues at @desynews. View all new PDB entries at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/skprcoDJqA
This week's #PDB release has 293 new entries, including this nsp9 replicase protein structure from #COVID19, involved in replication of host RNA and thought to be important in RNA binding. Find all the new entries at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/QXJfBf1VGA
Asthma drug salmeterol makes it's PDB debut today bound to it's target beta2 adrenergic receptor. Published @nchembio it's one of the new structures available today at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/t74Qk9cY18
How do plants know to flower when winter is over, and how are seedlings synchronised with this?
Transcription factor structures, described @NaturePlants, are part of the story.
Released today in the PDB at PDBe.org/latestpic.twitter.com/RlgoTmWUFz